JD Vance defends ICE, but says there's a responsibility to investigate when agents "screw up"

Channel: CBS News

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] I do think the men and women of ICE, by

[0:01] the way, it's it's like the men and

[0:03] women of law enforcement. Most of them

[0:05] are amazing people who are patriots and

[0:07] they want to do a good job protecting

[0:08] their country. Sometimes you have some

[0:10] people who make mistakes. Sometimes you

[0:12] have some people who really screw up and

[0:13] obviously we have a responsibility to

[0:16] prosecute, investigate when people do

[0:18] screw up.

[0:20] What are some of those times? I think

[0:22] it's important. She's seen the things

[0:23] that we've all seen online. Uh these

[0:25] incidents that come up a lot of times

[0:27] people talk about them before they're

[0:28] investigated. You just mentioned times

[0:30] where there have been mistakes and there

[0:32] have been investigations, but I actually

[0:33] haven't heard you talk about those. What

[0:36] comes to mind for you as the biggest

[0:38] mistakes ICE policy and roll out?

[0:40] >> There there are a number of of cases

[0:42] where we've investigated it and either

[0:44] provided further training or sometimes

[0:46] even provided disciplinary situations

[0:48] within ICE. We don't always advertise

[0:50] that stuff as you know Tony because we

[0:52] believe that people have to be judged in

[0:55] a court of law and through a normal

[0:57] investigatory process.